Integrated Masters - Master of Science (MSci) - Biological Sciences (Sandwich Year) (C100)

Program Description

Brighton's Biological Sciences MSci explores biological systems at molecular, cell, tissue and whole organism levels. Through practical teaching driven by research, students will learn to apply scientific knowledge and investigative skills to help find solutions to environmental and societal issues.

This integrated degree provides extra in-depth study at masters level, enabling students to develop advanced research skills and specialise in subjects that interest them most.

Students will learn with a course team who are internationally recognised experts in their field, with research strengths in areas such as zoonotic disease, human physiology, diabetes, biomedical devices and conservation.

Students will undertake an individual research project and gain practical experience through laboratory classes and fieldwork, allowing them to further develop their skills. Destinations for optional field trips currently include South Africa and Portugal.

Students will also benefit from access to the university's specialist facilities, which include an Image Analysis Unit and purpose-built ecology, microbiology, molecular biology and tissue culture labs, as well as the option to undertake a placement year. 

This course offers a guaranteed interview scheme with the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) for students wishing to pursue a degree in medicine. See the careers section for more information about entry and eligibility criteria.